It is not every day you get invited to have high tea with the Governor General. But for a very special group of Hospice supporters, they got to do just that.

Read the Summer/Raumati 2020 newsletter here.

It was a Christmas hamper that first got Gary Parsons involved with Mary Potter Hospice. Gary worked for Richard Hislop Ltd, a Wellington importer of – read more

When Irese Baldock says she works at Mary Potter Hospice, people often react with: ‘Oh, that must be sad’. “Sometimes it is, but actually it – read more

The Annual Awards were presented at our Annual Celebration to various Mary Potter Hospice volunteers, staff and supporters to say thank you to those special – read more

At 92, Garth England has seen first-hand the impact Mary Potter Hospice has had on the Wellington community for many years. “It is such a – read more

For over 30 years, The Sutherland Self Help Trust has been generously supporting Mary Potter Hospice. Established in 1941, the Sutherlands – who owned and – read more

Sachi believes everyone has a story worth telling. As a Volunteer Biographer at Mary Potter Hospice, Sachi listens to patients tell their life stories and – read more

For over 30 years, Jeanette Hill has been generously giving to Mary Potter Hospice. What started off as donating on an ad hoc basis has – read more

Mauri Mate; A Māori Palliative Care Framework for the Hospices of Aotearoa has been created by Māori, for Māori, focussed on quality, equity and compassion; – read more

Read our Winter/Hotoke Newsletter 2020 here

She asked him to marry her, and he said yes. After being together for 38 years, Marg and Roy were married earlier this month in – read more